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MEMORIAL CUF-FIRST ROUND KOWLOON CHINESE-5 NON CHINESE CIVILIANS

THE CHINA HAIL," "MONDAY, MAY 2, 1955.

KOWLOON CHINESE ARE FLATTERED BY THE MARGIN OF THEIR VICTORY

By I. M. MacTAVISH

The final score in this floodlight match at the Club Stadium yester- day is as misleading as some of the incidents that happened in it are in- explicable. In the end the Chinese were clear winners but for 68 minutes it was a grand game with both sides striving desperately to establish a definite superiority.

Ind

Generally the Chinese were the more polished players but in this encounter they found themselves confronted with as willing a set of opponents as they have come up against in a long time. Every-man-jack in the Non-Chinese played himself to a standstill and that is true of those who maybe did not quite measure up to the standard of some of their colleagues.

From the kick-off this was a fresh and fair game. The ball was swung about with skill and precision and the big crowds mas treated to

some really good entertaining soccer,

Neither set of forwards immie-

In spite of their solitary goal The ball was lofted through centre.. Lau Tim and the Chinese boys the advantage could not establish full control O'Kelly went up for it together and while they were certainly and the Chinese pivot fouled the. having more of the play they centre-forward. Quick as a fash, recovered. were never able to relax for a however, O'Kelly second.

however swivelled got the ball under It scerned diately found their shooting their great chance had control and made tracks for god

come when they were awarded

He was clear of all opposition * penalty in the 20th minute Kam-ho cracked a beauty

inside the penalty box a goal scorer into the net to put his side in the but Taylor articipated Lee and lead.

Tal-fai's well angled kick and looking all over

went the referee's with a flying dive pushed it whistle to award a free-kick to

boots but in the 17th minute.. after near misses at both ends,

T

The Civilians caught the spirit

things and only a fil-length dive by Wal Fat-kim kept a rasping drive from O'Kelly from flashing into the net.

In the 29th minute the score sheet was all-square again

The ball was sent across the Chinese goal from the ring wing

away from the goal.

when "toot

the Non-Chinese for Lau Tim's

This should have served as foul cr. O'Kelly, stimulant for the Non-Chinese but a double knock-out blow

the next minute saw bottom

drop right out match

a

It was an appalling and un- Justified decision that made the travesty of the advantage rule of the which

was designed to meet just such a situation as

and O'Kelly was right on the In a tough melee in the goal-curred here.

mouth Bobby Honniball ball.ceived

spot to send it into the net. Wai Fat-kim made hearted appeal for off-side but It would have paid him better to have gone for the ball as

came across.

ENTERTAINING STYLE

The second half started in the same entertaining style as the Arst one finished. Both sides set about giving the lead and within five minutes Au Chi-yin whipped one wide of Taylor and his team had its nose in front,

Charity Boxing Tournament On Saturday

The

"O'Kelly took the kick Himself

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nombatig Hongkong's

Footballer

Of The Year

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SATURDAY

MAY

DAVIS CUP

Switzerland Springs Upset Over Holland To Snatch 3-2 Win

Basle, May 1.

BADMINTON

FINALS

TONIGHT

Sports Diary

TODAY

HIKEA Count! Meeting "Sport Road: 146 pm

H.K. League pleka. Man's Nv. Group

-Switzerland caused a surprise today by beat-day, May 2 and 3 at 8 pm, at vi

Craigengower, Cricket Club ing Holland 3-2 in their first round European Zone and tickets are obtainable at Tie of the Davis Cup competition.

the entrance.

CCG

י

The finals of the Colony (3) * CRC Emo (1) v CCG

USAC (1) C Badminton Championships Group B: DSC (2) Y KOCA (1): ckc (3) ▼ KMC: CRC (1) ▼ are set for today and Tues-C (H; HKCC (3) V HKU; PORC

Mixed "A" DIYA SCAA ♥ HKCC. Colony Championship Asia a

TOMORROW Holland, maring the first day's Singles and winning The presentation or prizes by Men's "B" PIVA FRC ▼ KCC the Doubies, led by 2-1 when play started today but Mes A. M. Rodrigues will take KTGCA (KOCCA UN Switzerland then won the two remaining singles to place on the night of May 3 RC ROY OCSIC (CRC

and all prize winners le., CRORE OCC v 800 13: CESSO qualify for a second round meeting with Sweden.

lony and Schools Leagues and Hard 3 DIY.: 1000 - Urban Martin Foreach (Switzerland) It was one of the best and Championships are requested to Connel CRC V SCAA; DOC .00 T

000 (1). beat Fred Dehnert 6-3; 6+3; 6-0 most thrilling matches seen in be present for their prizes.

The programme for the two to level matters at two-all and Switzerland for many years and then Paul Blondet, who lost to ended only when Van Swol's nights is as follows: Dehnert on the first day, beat stamina appeared to give out,

C. the 40-year-old A.

Van Swal in a thrilling Ave-setter 0-6; 6-3; 9-7; 9-6; 12-10.

Nominate YOUR

Footballer Hongkong

Of The Year

invited to Members of the public are nominate whom they consider to be Hongkong's Footballer of the Year for the current season.

It is a popularity poll organised by the China Mail, and nomination coupons will be received until the closing date to be announced later.

The two qualifications for nomination are: (1) Footballing prowess.

(2) Sportsmanship on the field of play. Nominations should be addressed to The Editor, China Mail, Wyndham Street, Hongkong.

and very nearly erased some of To The Editor, China Mail, the bitterness of the decision by crashing in a great drive only

My nomination for Hongkong's Footballer of to see another wonder save by the Year, taking into regard his playing ability corner and his sportsmanship on the field of play is

of a

a nasty bead injury Examination showed two bad culs, one on the eyelid and one above the right eye.. It was obvious that stitching would Wai Fat-kim prevent a counter be necessary and he was taken at the experise

WHE to hospital That

blow kick. number one but a few seconds

they later

suffered 4 very strange one indeed.

ball

The

bobbed about in

on

to

30

out

For the Kowloon Chinese Wai Fat-kim played well although his handling of the ball has for the moment lost of the some of its crispness.

Lee Chun-fat and Au Chi-yin front. were the dangermen Lee Toi-fal and Szeto Man both had a quiet evening and Tse. Kam-ho was neglected for long. periods.

the goalmouth while several

Szeto Yiu was the better back, players tried to get a foot to it

appeared

and Tang Sum the outstanding and it

Those of play.

the spot man in the middle line although players and responsible mem-Chau Mah-chi ambled through bers of the HKFA-sid that the whole affair with astonising the referee blew his whistle case.

six-yard and pointed to the. line apparently for a goal kick. The ball however bounced back in front of the goal and with no one paying very much attention-and

Incidentally a Kowloon Chinese player stand- ing against Taylor's right hand pushed the post-Lec Tai-fai in the ball into the back of the net and Boxing was probably the most surprised another man on the field to find the re- the an- feree pointing to the centre spot, As this particular incident Tournames, which takes place took place within feet of several at the Southern playground on members of the Football Asso- Saturday, May 7, under the aus ciation it is possible that we pices of the HKABA.

shall hear more about it.

ANOTHER EASY GOAL

Following quickly wake of the Colony championships, treat for all fight fans nus Eari Halg Charity Boxing

comes

The Colony's outstanding the re- Lighters, including all

certly crowned champions, have been invited to participate, and a tasty dish for all lovers of the noble art of self defence, is in the making

few

John Taylor is still finding top form elusive since he returned" to first class football a weeks ago,

He made a fine save from the penalty kick bat might have saved three of the goals that beat him.

Hahn and Hughes were strong

(Signed)..

Club.

MOSS WINS ITALIAN

1,000 MILES CLASSIC

IN RECORD TIME

Brescia, Northern Italy, May 1. Stirling Moss, 25-year-old British Champion, driving tackling backs. Toledo supplied à German Mercedes sports ear, won the Classic 1,000 the punch and Santos the polish Miles Italian Mille Miglia Road Race which ended here in the middle line.

Honniball played well up to

10

the time of his injury although he tended early on to give. Au Chi-yin

30% of room-but this With a toro-goal lead and may have been due partly to the men the fact that "the_Civilian inside for- opposed by only 10

Chinese Kowloon

took wards did not come back now charge of the proceedings and fetch and carry. another simple goal from a tree Army, Royal Air Force and kick by Lee Tal-fai and one

NOTHING CLASSICAL Novy fighters will be represent bundled into the net by Szeto

O'Kelly is a real find in ted, as well as Chinese boxers Man completed the score sheet middle. There is nothing very the from the Athletic Boxing Club. for the evening.

.. but there The weighing in

match should have beep another goal classical about his play but he take place on Thursday and .. against the Chinese in the fis going to be a handful for the complete programme will be closing minutes.

many a centre half before very published in these columns at a

With the game drawing to its long. Moss worked as hard Later date.

but his partner end the Civilians made an all { usual

and

As

Paton

The following have been in-out attack on the Chinese goal was only good in patches. Over vited to participate.

Wai Fat-kim cleared several the plece the left wing was very *Flyweight

creditable scoring attempts by weak although MacDonald got Through. power of work with- the Non-Chinese but it was shocking decisión by Referee out ever managing to turn it to Simpson that came to his rescue profitable advantage. when O'Kelly looked certain to Colons beat him.

Kan Mo (ABC) Colony cham- pion; Fletcher (Army) Chur ton" (Army).

Bantamweight

Howard (Army)

champion:

Hudson (Army),

Hauldin (Army), Said (RAF), Corbyn (RAF), Fong Ki-kong (ABC), Eddie Ko (ABC).

Featherweight

Hilton (Army) Colony cham- pion: Melver (Array), Mann (Army), Chan Shu-sum (ABC), Chan Chi-wan (ABC), Ken Mo (ABC).

EIRE BEATS

HOLLAND 1:0

VERDICT

48

Good entertainment for three quarters of the time. The in-

and the loss jury to Hanniball of the very unusual third goal knocked the Non Chinese hopes

today.

TONIGHT

Junior Men's Singles S. K. Wong v Wong Wai-hong at 8 pin.

Vienna, May 1, Austria took a winning 3-0 lead over Finland when they

the doubles today in reia at 8.30 p.m.

Woo

their first round European Zone Davis Cup tie here.

Austria meet Britain in the second round.

In

today's Doubles, the Aus- telan pair Fred Huber and the Redl beat One-umed Hans Satari Salo and Lars Krause 7-5; 6-1; 8-i.

Belgrade, May 1. Chile today gained a winning in their European Zone Davis Cup first round tie at Karlove (Crotia) by winning the doubles match after gaining two singles successes yesterday.

of gaiast Yugoslavia

Senior Ladies' Singles Miss M. Wong v Miss S. Car

Senior Mixed Doubles

R. Young and Miss C. Ho v Junior Pomeroy and Miss B. Re- medios at 9 p.m.

Junior Men's Doubles

B. Brown and H. J. Xavier v S. K. Wong and Sui Chuen at 2.30 p.m.

Sendor Ladies Doubler Misses D Yung and Y. Y Chan v Misses H. Kwong and 15. Correia at 10 p.m.

TOMORROW

Junior Mixed Doubles S. K. Wong and Miss Y. Y..

Chan v G. M. Ma and Miss D. Yung at 8 pm.

Senior Men's Singles Ramon Young Bill Funk at 8.30 p.m.

Senior Men's Doubles

CRC (37.

Soccer Memorial Cup replay: RK. Chinese Combinan Servicm, Cub gruzod,

Coliny, Bedalistion. “Championships and pris givingE IN COC,

Home Soccer Standings

London, Apr. 30. Football League tables utter taday's matches were:

Chelsen Wolves Portemouth

Sunderland Buschewter

Manchester Anton Villa Novezatie

Division X

Arsenal

Burnley

Everioni

Preston

Chackton

West Bromwich

Bolton

for both

Turis Ayala and Andres Ham marsley beat Vladimir Petrovic and Milan Jagec 6-4; 6-4; 6-4.

R. Tay and P., Wong v D. K. The

two remaining singles S. Low and Junior Fomeroy & will be played tonturow and | 8- p.m. in the next round Chile meet Hungary.

Lisbon, May 1. Czechoslovakia galmed a win- ming lead of 3-0 against Port- gal in their European Zone

they won

the

Davis Cup first round the here today doubles.

when

J. Javersky and 3. Zabrodsky best Jooe Dr Silva and Gomes 8-1, 6-0, 6-0.

(Official Umpires righta: Messrs W. McKay, Giles, R. M. Soares, A. Nery.

Major League

Czechoslovakia, who won the first two singles yesterday, meet Belgium in the next St. Louis round.--Reuter.

Dusseldorf, May 1. West Germany Anally beat Ireland by four matches to one their first round Davis Cup encounter played here.

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Į by 16-1, 6-2, 6-0, azidi Jackson Burdette (2-2).

(Ireland) beat Biederlack (Ger- many) by 6-3, 6-2, 8-2.

Germany meets Italy in the second round of the Davis Cup.

1 7 Italy bad a bye in the first round. St. Louis -France-Presse.

Pittsburgh

7 10 29eles Monte Carlo, May 1. WP-Kline (1-2), LP-DES Argentina Woo their first (0-1), HR-Montemayor (2nd), Barcalay Always well to the front since starting soon after und European Zone tie in the G. Freese (and).

at New York, Beunch here Cincinnati seven o'clock this morning, Moss covered the 1,597 vi Cup competition Kilometres (981 Miles) in the record time of ten hours today after surrendering the postponed, local curfew.

Chicago & Philadelphia, call-ardepoo seven minutes 48 seconds for an average speed of 157.650 last two singles, the

Chesterfeld led in the last of the ninth

Gotorhead KPH (97.96 miles per hour).

going down in the records as

To be inning, curfew, win by three to two.

com- Stoc before Work held a Argentina

winning pleted tomorrow night

Bochdele but when of 3-0 Lead

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

The previous Mille Miglia į Driving brilliantly over the record was 88.3 miles per hour gruelling course, which toolt la established in 1958 by Italy's the Adriatic seaboard, Pescara, Glanni Marzotto in a Ferrari. the Appenines, Rome and the refused permission for Farique

twisting reads back to Brescia, Mares to play carlier today in Boston Moss won comfortably from order to catch a

"a Rome-bound the two remaining teammate, Argentina's World plane, Champion, Juan Manuel Fan-singles were conceded as walks-

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Garver, Fletcher (9) and ing and hands, Hermann retired ABC Plan Dinner House LP Garyer (2-3). HR Aberdeen

with petrol trouble during the second half of the course, the

four Mercedes cars, with Moss Dance In Honour Washington

Of Local Boxers Ste (0-3).

Miami, Florida, May 1. Rocky Marciano, World the spearhead, formed a relent- Heavyweight boxing Champion, less compact group which do will defend his tile in Newminated the event as their York next September if he greatest rivals, the Italian retains his own against Don Ferraris, dropped out one Cockel of Britain 12 San ❘ one, Francisco on May 16...

the

Final placings wWATE: | sky-high. So much has already This was slated today by Mr

1. Stirling been written on the subject of Jim Norris, President of

Moss (Britain) refereeing that one is hesitant International Boxing Club, who Mercedes, 10 hours 7 minutes 48 to add fuel to the fire but those are sponsoring the San Francisco seconds, average speed 97.95 who advocate silence or bout

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16 16 1 Albeminn WP-Burtschy (1-0). LP SL Mirren

FitzGerald Clyde (1st), Yost (1st), Busby (2nd), Partic In honour of the fine showing Portocarrero (1). by

(11 Innings) in the recent Colony Baring Championships, by local boxera Baltimore the Athletic Boxing Club is Chicago

8 5 WP-Alexander (1-0). LR- Motherwell.

Stirli planning a dinner dance which

HR Dropr is to be held in Cafe Wiseman on Keegan (0-1).

(9th), Jok (1st), Triandos (1st), Airdrie Thursday, May 12.

ABC boxers

be Ken (2nd). to

(2nd Kam) honoured are all who participat ed in the Championships and it. Boston Mr Norris said that receipts 2. Juan Manuel Fangio (Ar-is understood that this first-ever Henry Wong (ABC) Colony

Brewer (0-3) and press must have been shaken by or the Marciano-Cockell cinst gentina), Mercedes, 10 hours 39 function to be held by the ABC champion; Jones (Army), Clark

Dublin, May 1. one or two of the incidents in will be about $735,000 (£282,- mins. 33 seconds, average 93.09 will be a lavish affair with Score (2-1) and Feiles.

3 12 dinner short- Baltimope (Army), Johnson (RAF)... A goal in the 78th minute by this game which was handled by 500). Gate receptions would pe MPH;

cocktails at 8 p.m.j Light Welterweight

Roven Jack Fitzgerak gave Elre a La very senior official.

$500,000 (£178,500) theatre

afterwards and dancing until Chicago

Wilson, Palica, (7), Ferrareas Dundee Un Carey (Army) Colony cham-deserved

7am Cafe Wieman will be and television receptions $200, TEAMS 4. plon; Legerton (Army), Daniels win over Holland by one goal to

closed to the public on that date (8) and Moes, Pierce (1-0) and Co

Alloa Lollar (9). (Army), Hockton (Army), Hug-zero at Dalymount Park, Dublin, Kowloon Chineat: Wai Fat-

during the hours, mentioned Courtney,

Wilson. United Pram.. (Ariny), .Ret

Black (RAF), today, Rawlings (Navy).

Elre dictated the game from kim, Hung Hing-yuk, Szeto V, Welterweight

the start but they found an Tang Sum, Lan Tim, Chani Man Beeston (Army), Colony inspired goalkeeper in Holland's chi, Szeto Man, Lee Chun-fat

Hugh magnificent saves.

Kam-ho. Non

Lightweight

AT DUBLIN tolerance of the port of the

Association

Football

3. - Umberto Maglioli (Italy), 000 (£71,420) and Radio Ferrari, 10 hours 52 minutes 47 Broadcast digits $35,000 (£12,- seconds (average 91.20 MPH) 509)-Reuter

Bauler.

champion; Court (RAP), Pear-Landinen, who brouxtrt off some Au Chi-yin, Lee Tai-fal, T THE GAMBOLS

2011 (RAF), Gülbert (ABC),

The Dutch defence stood up

Civiliana:

SATURDAY'B GAME

to its task in great style but only Taylor, Hughes, Hahn, Toledo, one of their forwards looked Honniball, Santos, Paton, Moss. Light Middleweight Honey (RAF), Colony cham-dangerous. He was Wlikes but O'Kelly, MacDonald, Pickering. plon, Harris (Army), Gammer-jhe received Ettle support. isall (Army), Turner (Army), Rain kept the attendance Shut Kan-tong (ABC). Middleweight Finch (Navy) Colony cham- plong Tribe

(Navy), Bowen (Amy), Ross (RA), Beechy

RAP

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Sadd (RNZ Navy) Colony champion; Davis (Army) Comoct (RAP), A. N. Other

down to 20,000. "Eire were pre- At Caroline Hill on Saturday vented from scoring in the evening Combined Services drew opening ten minutes by two 2-all with Hongkong Chinese great saves from Landman after extra time. The game wre Von De Glup went off in-one of the most exciting antar fas

after 12 minutes,

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